• rerimplial, Papperty. PITSLIC - 13a1i.--ion • I . lll4iast) AT, the let dot of ,MARCH nett; the snbscriber Irtli Nit Public Bale, tst hig reildnewit - A Mo Ableaetip, 'Albums coo sty , , al** i ftli milts from Littlestown, and within I ofirdifle of tit) Gettysburg turnpike, the following per- Bonstproporty, viz: 4,piondl-of HORS&i, one a mare with 'fissio 5 Bitch Co*,, 2 Rolls, 6 Young Cattle, 13 Strip. '24 1 104 Bows, 10 Shoats, four-horse broad t Wagon end Lime Bed, 1 font•borse marrow-tread Wagon with StOne Bed. liar Carriages and Ladders, 1 NEW BCCKEVi.: REAPER, with Self-raker attached, 1 new Thrleshing Machine, with Double Shaker, (rod ntazhine,) Grain Drill, Corn Planter, Ploughsi, corn torks, corn shelter, cluverseed butler, elating box, horse gears, wagon and riding saddles, bridle , collars, I set of carriage har ness, fifth chain, Jog cha'n, halter and cow chains', jack-screw, and other farming itule dulsallis Also, lionseh , tld and Kitchen Furni• tare, via: 4 BEDSTEADS, 4 tables, 1 'safe, 1 clock, 1 cook stove and fixtures, 1 patlor Sioets t 2opinuing wheels, wool wheel, churns, barreli, tubs, meat verses, pots, kettles and j pantt,'wiel a variety of other articles too on- Introits ; to inention. e0"-S•tle to commence at 11 o'clock A. M. on said day, when attend- Acme will be given and terms made known by PIPS P: [Jacob )Manic, Feb. 11, 1807.* " Large Sale VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY. Q —Ou WEW;ESDAY, the 20th -day of iIARCH next, the.sabscribers, Executors of 'the Will or 1 icob Shealy, deceased, will sell at Pitialla Sale, at the late residence of said deceased, in l"ranklia township, Adams coupe ty, on the old Alenallen road, .Itbout j mile portheast of Cashtown, the followingpersou: al propiri,y, vii: s•goodtWOßK HORSES, 2 Colts, 7 Cows, .3 heal of Fat Cattle, 8 head of Yping Cattle, 9.3 Sheep; betiies a number or Lambs, 1 Brood Adw, /2 Sticiats, 1 broa.l.tread four horse Waigon, three-lueltAire, I narrow-tread Wagon, Log Wagon. 1 Cart, good Lime Btl, flag Carriftire, Wood Ladders; Dung • Boards, 1 new Fallinz , dop Baggy sad flocores, Threshing Machine, Spring Raise, Corn Fod der @titter, Grain Drill, Winnowing 11111, Oat. ting 8ax,1,5 Ploughs, 3 if terows s Cultivator, 'Coro Yorks, 3 Doable Shovel 'Ploughs, 1 Bhitc,faas Corn Planter, Spreaders, Single an,..1 Donble-trues, dark Screw, Jack Arter, Loo Chains, Chain, Batt Chains, Breast Onains, Citw chains, 3 sets :lied Gears, 5 sets of :Front flexes, 2 set, Plough Gears, Wagon Saddle, 8 . 0./lee, Halters, flon.ings, Collars. Wagon Whip, 1 Croat'-cut iba iv, Hand mad. Wsmd S•tws, Axes, /httiVaS, Picks, Shoves, Forki, Rakes, cornoletg'get of 141.icksmiti.'s if oak, with Anvil and Vice, iot of old Iron, Maul aneWedges, 2 new .GreeneaAtle GrEin Cradles, Older Barrels. ;chit Vessels, .6.;,,pper Kettle, lot of Grain lt,ps, int of Apple Butter,. lot of Books, 1 eight 114 Cluck, 1 Ten -plate- S.nae, Bedstead+, Tables, Chairs, and a va riety 9f uthnr articles, too nuxxeroLa Bade to commence at 10 O'elo , k, A. M , on will d ty, when at•endanee will be given and. Aortas +nada known by _ A k MIN SHEETS, J cIIN A IN, :Tour frAxga, Auctionoct. Ezveutc.re Feb. 11, 1667. • _ _ Personal Property AT PUBLIC SALE.—On TIIORS.DAy, 7th day of M %RUB tier, 'he subscriber, 4t en Notig to.qiiit l itariiiini, will sell at't'uhlic Seile, at his hiamiltontoin two , Adams eon uty, half a mile from Fairtel , l, the followslig valuable louso„al property, 3 3 '(arc s , -21.:ailtk. 2 th,rec-iiich tread IS' f lied t"sk% kalr 1 coker, 2 olie• horse Spriti,r Vagolis, I tolo-licr-e Waizou 1144, lCarehige, 1 31'tior aces. Jen per, 1 sgratg tooth Rake, 1 gimi-spciug Drill, I p ter }I Bow lay lcallerT, 1 puirkif *rood bidders, p/oualis, OM-eel ploughs aciagle mid " 10 .01 61 e-lre". Thrashing II ,chine, winnowiug roil, 2 sets of Ineechbauds, 3 .eta of trust emirs, 2 set.; of mule harness, w,tg ie caill - tcs. :et i„: t.,triage harness, 3 sets ct by-pets, caller 7, }tapers; / anvil, 1 c, Elvrailer4, tong's, a large lot of iron owl metal, 150 bushels, of charcoal, R lot cLicr chains, wheelbarrow, fifth chain, 30 tour et 1.1.11', 4so bushels of ears of CORN, a lot off Milt Poplar 'Bawds, frOu Loc/ist Posts, for post and Board fence, dOO Lockvst Stakes; 3 BedstiaiN, 1 Currier - Oultratuid, I twenty-four hour Cloek, with ptlier articles too iienci,r:,ms tp Off' nt ion • Sale Oci commedcdat 10 o'clock .1. 31.ousaid day, when attendance cytll be Timm and terns Acktde known br WILL lAll CULP: - - Fel:r. 18C7. [Jacob Mickley, Aucer. • Public Sale. N TUESDAY, the sth day Of {1173.011 0 next, the subscriber, inten lidg to quit farming, will sell at Public Sale„ alt his resi dence, iii Strabtn township, Ad cps county,' 24 miles west of Iftinteratown, near the.road to kluminashurg, the following valuable per • zonal prop,:rry. tin : • 4 YOUNG 11011sES, 3 Cows, one fresh - about time of sale, 5 head of You»g_Cattla, 1 - g. two-year old poll, 1 four-horse Wagon, with bed and buy carriage, 1 good Rockaway Car. Tiage, for one or two horses, with Spread, 1 - Spring wire-tooth Hay winnowing Mill; 2 plonghs, harrows, 2 cal; ivatots, double agd single-trees, stretchers, U flax brakes, seutch tog trill , rollinescrgan and cutting box, 1 set - of carriage bargees, breechbands ' bisckbands, "cruppers, sobers, bridles, traces, butt chains, log ,chains, fark,a7, shovels, ands large varietr of other articles too Aiumeioa3 to men , 00,11. ' rSale to commence at 10 o clock,. h. X., on said day," whit attendance wig 14,7 giv,en and terms wade kn twit by , 1467.* EPIIIIAIM Zicurtik.veft. Public bale. ON MONDit the 11th dtr of 31ARCH nW, ttie subscrib4, intending to remove Scikket,tysbnrg ' will sell at Public Sale, his xekidence, ,infraiiidin township, Adams co., one mile acnith,of Arendtsyille, the jgdioefing "personal pruperty, viz : 2 W 1.1114: DOR.SgS„. 1 tiro-fearling Dolt, 3 ,Cows, 2 Heifers, I .three-hurse broad-tread Wagon, nearly new, I Spring Wagon, 1 nooc. away Buggy, ploi4tis, harrows, double and single ab..ved ploug'ils, corn fork, wlaclsibar gow, all nearly new, 2 sets of breechbands, collars and bridles, bakirs and cow eltalns, I. large grindstone and fixtures, grain cradle, scythes - and swabs, folks, rakes; 3 soaps of isees, -- ten-plate stove and pipe, large irk ket tle, ktArreli; hoses : vinegar, and a let of othpr srtipies too , ogrgeroas to mention. Sale to commene, at IQ o'clock, A. If., on 'said .day, *ben 'attendenne will be given ant, terms mad! known by. r ADAM W. MINTER. [John Hanes, Apar. Feb. 1,487 • public %je t THPADAY, the 13th day of HARE/11 nest, Abe subscriber, intending to quit fum eit' ing, I gill at Public Sale, at his resi dence, in Casittown, 4.dums coupty,the fol lowing personal preperty, its 3 head of good 11 ORE HOESES, all lead ers, 1 COIL, rising three years old, 4 Nilch Coys, several of them will be fresh about the time of salt, 3 two-yearling Heifers, I large Bull, head of Sheep, I Sow 40 pigs ' 1 good Three-bum Wagon, X'agon Bed, Hay Carri ages, Wood Ladders, Trotting Buggy, 1 Ben dersvllle p!ough, 2 harrows, iron dquhle sho iet and wooden double shovel ploughs, single shovel ploughs ' corn fork, sledoeinnowing milt,'! sets of breechbands, ; seta of peddling !mans, suitable fur plough or wagon, boggy - bitrnest, good as new, bridles, collars, 2 we goo Hues, wagon saddle, cow chains, dog* and three-horse trees, single-trece, trae-horee ilpreaders, 2 picks, mattocks, scythes as snaths, log chain, cnrryiag chain, 2. sets of brews' , chains, rakes, manure and pitch forks, $ breshels of planting poiatoes ; TEN-PLATE STOVE, large Iron kettle,-with= many other lintels , too numerous to mention. _ Sale to commence nt lo . o'clock 11., when attendance, will be given and terms made known by JOSEPH L. WEIBLI3.- Feb. 11, Bp. [Jacob Mickipy, uctir. $9O A. Nto u thj--.A.OgNTS wanted fin. sr. entirety AM crater, Just oat.+, Addresa Q. T. ,04411? t, City Building, Bid- T HAVE gone over the entire stock of 41.- ' dotard, Re. [May 21, 1803. idly i 1 BUMS and ' FRAMES, at the Excelsior TIE. 13011. N -BR'S FE4GtLANT lITAIIII pre. I woosy 4 , HQFpx,i4 um , meiv i eg , New I uullery, and mitrlte4 tirm'Aown to within a Ly serves the Teeth, cures all diseases of i Bided' every. wash' from' the eastern, Ci- , is- to not fail to giro' them venal, on the g ain. " p fraction of colt. Now "ic your time for har.. the gams: and ',utilise the breahh• i - [Seat.] In testimony that the foregoing ,C. J. 'MON. 1. ROOD[ HANDLES FOR BALE wholesaha, idatement ot the Itanetipte mid Ear.pendltares sertirgrarcorner of Ihe a l iu T s 4 go yi b utt , i A NYl:torri can have BA heads- by Ateisc: JJIP At Mails at ills Limber Ur/ ot . ; 4 sxhihitint at the atifeti of the Treasurer of said rs• - I. .. t tIL, 1:4, R. Hornees OLIEg. ~ : •l' - C.• ai 31Anitit4. ' sonoty l Is s. cum* sad, true : ow l as taken , - reisookal Property AT PUBLIC SALE.—On MONDAY, the itir day of MARCH nen, the subscriber, in• tending to quit fanning, will . sell at Public Sate; at his residence, In Rointeloissiti tarp:, Adams county, •oear the old Margret road, about 1 mile southeast of Gulden's Station, the following personal property, viz: 1 excellent FAMILY' MARE, 2 Bulls, 2 Bell era, I good fonr.horse narrow-tread Wagon, 1 Spring Wagon, I good Buggy, 2 Sleds, 1 Lime Bed, ploughs, harrows, corn fork, siogle sad double shovel ploughs, horse gears, breechbands, front gears and harness of al descriptions, wagon a ‘ddle and aide saddle, single and double-trees. winnowing mill, log chain, halter and cow chains, breast chains, butt traces, spreaders, rakes, grain:cradles, forks, picks, shovels,. crow-bars, grindstone, a bt, of Carpenter Tools,. Weaving Implements, about 200 feet of harrow wood, sausage cutter and other asticles. Also lionsehold and Kit chen Furniture, via 2 TABLES, 1 Corner Cupboard, 1 2d:honr clock, book cst§e, 1 cook stove and fixtures, I parlor stove and pipe, copper and ,iron kettles, iron pots, lard cans, oneensware, tinware and crockeryware, vrlth other articles too numerous - to mention. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock A.Y. on paid day, when attendance will be given end terms made known by MICHAEL' miLLEa. February 11, 18G7. Public Sale. OTUESDAY; the sth day, of MARCH next, the subscriber, intending to Tilt farming, will sell at Public Sale,' , it his resi dence, in Franklin township: Adams county, one mile soutli,or Areadt'sville, the following valuable personal property, viz: 3 good WORK HORSES, 1 pair of Mules, 3 Mitch Cows, 1 fine Bull, a lot of Young Cat tle, 1 narrow-tread four-horse Wagon, 1 two horse Wagon, Lime Bed, Small Wagon Bed, bind and front Ginn., Hay Carriage, 1 pair of Wood Ladders, 1 Wood Sled, Collars and Ihidles, Halters, Traces, 3 g•:o 1 Lines, Log Chains, Cow Chains, Ploughs, Harrows, 1 Winnowing Mill, Flonble and , Single •Shovel Ploughs, Spreaders, Double and Single-trees, Rakes, Forks, aad a variety of other articles, too numerous to mention. Sale to commenge'ut 19 o'clock, 4. if., on said day, when atxendana; will Le given and terms made knows by Feb. 4, 18G9. t;' Publie Sale OP VALUABLE PE 1139:CAL PROPERTY. —On FRIDAY, the Ist day of 'Milled next, the subscriber, intending to ramose to smaller farm, ih sell at P:tblio` Sale, at his residence, on Elias Hartman's tam, in Frank i..4n township, Adams county, on the old Ber lin road, about one milasouth of Aren . dts yin", 'the following valuable personal property, via 4 head of WORK tiog,sgs, 2 two , year old Colts, 4 Cowe, 2 kulla, 2 linife,rs, 12 ]h ems of sheep, 2 Bra:v . :l Sowa with rig, 8 Sho rt s, 1 narrow-tr,ead.taar.horse Wagon, 1 thre-iptil -1 tread. fouphorse .Wagon, nearly new, Ploughs, IrlariOws, Single and Double Shovel Ploughs, kiingle and Double -trees, Spreaders, Horse Gears, Saildles, Collars and lialteis, Log Chain, Fifth Chaim, Coro and as by the bushel, nith vi , .rj,ety ,of pgaeles, too purnerous to mention. Sale to commence et 10 o'clock, A. M., cn said ila3, when attendance will be given nnd ,terms made known by , ANpaiw CLUCK J4,cog Au r zAiegee,r. Fib. .180, :a Permonai Property. puBLIC SALE.—On FLUDAY, the 19t day ut M I heitt, the sonse; i ribers, is j iIL :arming, will sell at Pc tl.eir re-luenet., in Vot.ler township, Almii 3 eannty, on Oros-sun) creek; near B kilter ' s will, I wile math of Centre kills, the fuflowitig ler /10114/ pi cpertr, Cif: 4 elegant Woll'4 lITJIISES. (nee 04 them a fine brood mare,) 1 No. 1 throe -Fear old Taw erlane Mare Cult, ?, yearling Colt. 3 Coss , , (2 will be fre,l/ t)1 tlt 4 time of sale,) 1 Devon Bull, IQ il.eep, I eztr.t rood 'sow, of the Chester while bIlt(211, ;; Shoats, 2 four-horse Wa;:uns, plomzli F. 2 harrows, 2 •touble shovel pio.aglio, sings, silo\ el ploughs, 1 corn fork, 1 corn cceprer, 1 wire-tooth horse rake, Orsg rake, iviiltion tog i,i 11, patent cutting new hay carriig,, 18 feet tong; hey ladders, climbing ladders, from 10 to 30 feet lueg, wood ladders, dung. hoards, 1 t;wo•horse stretcher, 1 one horse stretcherrooublt and single-trees, jock ey sticks; 1 seeder plough, a lot of shaking f .rks, 2 chner cradles, hand rakes, new feed trough, whe,lburrow, log chnit r, butt Ira, es, ht east chains, halter and cow chains, a full set of horse gents - for four horses, 2 sets of breech loads, 2 sets of front gears, 4 sets of plough ge.tre with long traces, collars, blind. bridles, choke strap, meon saddle, wagon whip, (gar horse lines, and lines of ererrkind, 4 sets of housing 4, axes, mattocks, (thise things are all in a manner new.) Also Household and Kitch en Furniture, v;e: 1 large KITCHEN DRES ERR, Ten-plale stove and Pipe, large Meat Vessel, and many other articles too numerous tounention. glirSale to commence at 10 o'- clock M. on said dsy, when attendance wall be gireu and terms, made knoit n by • CONHA PULL, •JESSE DULL. F > 1, 1.367.*, : [Jelin [laces, .tuct'r, ortuty Norms 1 school. A T the earnest - request of many Teiebers lA. and othersohe subscriber will open a MACH ERS' INSTITUTE, or COUNTY NOR MAL SCHI.IOL, id GETTYSBURG; on TUES DAY, A.FRIL tid,rlto continue in session thir teen (113) weeks. The School will be open to students of. both sexes, but only. a Waited number can be neared. There is great peed of such a School in our county, and it is hoped that ydung persons, -especially, who wish to qualify theinselves for teaching in our Common Schools, a ill avail themselves of this opportunity of doing so at a modelate expense. The course of studies will' embrace the bianehesrenumerated in the :-Provisional Certificate, and will include, also, Algebra, History, 'Physiology, Familiar Set- I ence, Vocal Musi,e, and Object L-ssons. ' Weekly exercises in Cantposition and Decla mation will also be held, in one of w - hieli all will be required to engage. Students will be required to submit to week ' ly reviews of their recitations, and to a public 'gemination at the close of the term. A. the speeile &inland Object of this School will by to'qualify yoneg persona for the posi tion of instructors, lectures on the Theory and Prentice At Teaching 144 be delivered from time tc limo. The method of instruction will be ajudiei -048 PPRlbiumtiuri of. the oral plan with the free gee of text-books. The charge for tuition, for the session, will be SB.CO, invariably in mimes. The [node) , will iefusded to any ores !Lao msy be com p.:led to lye on a.e.count of personal sickness. Each student, on payment of 85 cents, will have the use, during the 'entire session, pf a well selected Library of 1,20 volumes. hoard and bodging cgs be had i.. Boarding gouvos and yrriritte families a t 'reasonable . rates. 111 1 . ' 111441Pu/1n familia be owls. For further information appli, ellbist IA person or by letter, to i AMILIN sfigny, . Feb. 11, 1867. Getty s burg, Pa. I . -:- Groceries & Prey ono. THE undersigned continues the Grocery ts Rrovision-busisess, at. the old stand of .Strickhouser $t Wisotzkey, in Baltimore st., Gettysburg, a felt doors' south of the Court -house, and nearly opposite the Post Office.— His stock la always full, embracing the best of everything : As he sells on slim .profits, the more goods are disposed of, and in the rod he makes a living sayhow. He a.ks'everybody, from the country as well as the town, to give him a call. His COF.FEES, SUt3ARS, SYR UPS, MOLASSES, SALT, FISH, Spires, Teas, Cheese, Starch, gasps, Candles, Blacking, Matches, Tubs, Eleckets, ilrooms, Bed Cords; CONFECTIO4S, Fruits, Nitts,Seors, Tobac cos, Stotionery, kc., sc,, can't be beat. Come an see for yourselves, and be convinced. Or `Oysters and Fresh Fish in their season. W. 1.1. 11. WISOTZKV. Feb. 11, 1867. tf . , riAbile Side., - ' Receipts dr Ciptliditures N TUF:SDAY, the 1211* day or M knell next, the sobseribmr, inteadidg' to 'go est, will a 11 at Pu hlic Hale, at, his Miaow,* Pcr , ADA.. I:IOHETY FOB. 1 , 364, Corntaatoexas' Omen, 1 ADA= COVITY, 1:a. 5 in Strewn township, Mettle county, on the 1 Agreeserto an Act of Auembly, entitled Harrisburg road, fire utiles' from 'Gettysburg, i , An Act to - Ealse, County Rafts sad Levies," and half a mile from Sebriver ' s Croat-reads, 'requiring the Commissioners of the respec the following valualde Personal Property, vita' tive counties to publi-h a Statement of the 3 HEAD OF HORSES, (owe Of them an' Receipts and Expenditures yearly, we, the extra fine animal, among the very best sat the , Cmmlssioneri of Taxes of said county, report county, and not to be surpassed ceder the as follows, tor:fit—from the sth day of Jaime saddle, in harness or in gears,) 2 Cows, one of ry, 1866, to *re Bth day of Jesuitry, 1867, them ire•rh, 3 Skeejb, 3 Shoats, I Three-horse both days inclasive : Wagon, 1 Spring Wagon, a first-rate Lime JACOB SHEADS, Esq., Treasurer, and the it, (1, new Hay Carriage, Plough's, Harrows , ' Commissioners, in account with the noun- Corn Forks, Single anelDouble Shovel Ploughs, ty of Adams as follows : Double and Single.trees, Stretchers, ,fotter __a DR. Stinks, Patent Cutting Box, Winnowing Mill, To balance in Iminds of former Tress- Brant's Patent Wire-tooth Horse Rake, Drag , urer at last Battlement, . $3,583 86 Iltke, neer Sleigh, Carriage Spread, 2 sets of Outstanding County Tax and Quit Single Harness, 3 sets of Wagoni Gears, Col- I Rents in hands of C011ect0r5,12,445 84 lays and 'Bridles, Riding Saddli . and Riding County Rates and Levin ameased.,if 1866. Bridles, Check Lines, Plough lnes, arid a, Borough of Clettysburg, $1,735 83 sour-horse Line, Log Chains,' l Halter surd i Do. Quit Rents, 175 04 Cow Chains, 3 sets of Traces, Breast Chains, Huntington Cumberland township, 1,435 63 Butt Chains, with chains of every rlescription • ; ` hip , 1,449 01 Franklin 1 set of Manure Boards, about 30Q feet of - ir 1,514 50 Walnut Boards, Mowing ' Heytberr and Snaths, Men Olen , " 1,197 83 Grain Cradle. Haut and Wed es , 2 Axes, i Streban " 1,691 99 Wood Saw, 2 Patent • Manure orks, Pitch ; Hamiltonban ", 1,351 al Forks, Bakes, SI , tt °cite, Picks, Shovels, Spades, I. llountpleusat " 1,023 52 Dung Hook, Grindstone, Wheel.barro re, Work 1 Reading It 1,366 69 Bench, a lot of old Iron, a lot of Bags, Hay by i Oxford " 1,455 58 the ton, one-half of the Grain in !the Ground, lß ,, muton r, 1,243 18 with Household and Kitchen Fnrniture, viz: Union " 1,r.28 78 1 JEW BUREAU, S Bedsteadsaud Bedding, 3 Conowago 1,220 71 Tables, 2 Corner Cupboards, 3 sets of Chairs, i II Butler ~ 982 99 Trone 2 Rocking Chairs, Chest, Desk, Sink, Cooking . : " aetrmore976 73 Stove and Fixtures, Teri-plete Store and Pipe, i maanti ~), a Int Of Bacon , ( G e rmany a 1,131 69 Iron Kettle, 3 Wash Boilers, 20 orocks cf Ap- II 902 49, ple-butter, 50 lbs. of Lard,ll 780 911 Lard Press and Sausage Bluffer, Sp i nni n g Berwick Liberty " 675 93 Wheel, Wool Wheel, Meat Vairsate, Churn, II 842 26 Tubs, Barrels, and a variety of other articles, Highland " 603 64 too numerous to mention.. ' • Freedom a 680 21 Sale to commence at 9 o'clodk, A. N., on I, 511 43 said day, when attendance will be given and 327 29 terms made known by, B T. o itt r. le o a l to s w er n wick, " NOAH T. HERSH. Jan. 28, 1867. Jour Basil, Auctioneer, AT PUBLIC BALE.—On MONDAY, the 11th day of MARCH next, the subscriber, intending to quit farming, will ell' at Public Sale, at his residence, in Buchanan Valley, Franklin township, Adams county, the follow. lug personal property, viz 5 head of EIUILSES, 6 Cows, 1 Ifeifer, I Mull, I,four-horse broad-tread Wagon, Wagon Bed, Lime Bed, Hay Ladders, 1 good Threshing Machine and horse power, fodder cutter, win. nowing mill, cutting box, ploughs and har , rows, single and double shovel ploughs, stn. gle and double-trees, 3 sets oil horse gears, halters and chains, cow chnine, grindstone, sledge, crow-bar, forks, takes, lot of Ches. nnt Shingjes, ac., with a ten-plate STOVE ,k PIPE, Table, Bedstead, Chairs, and a Variety of other afticirs too numerous to mention. Safe to comment:opt 10 o'ilt:4 A.M, on said day, when attendance will begiren and terms paile known 1y SOUP., BILtOY. Feb. [Jac.'h Mickley, Auct.r. HENRY LADY reps() "PiP4opft t rity A.T PUBLIC SAtE.—_-On palDAff, the Ist day of MA/ECH next, the subscriber, inteuding to onityl'arniing, will tell at - Public ;'ale, at his residence, In Curolisrlitatl town ship, Adams county, four miles Intros Gettys, burg, and iteroediasely eolith of 4Roun I Top," the following nersonal Property, vis; ONE triytts - E, 3 Cows, 4411 to be fresh about the bluetit sate:, 3 head Of Young Gat. ;AP, / Brood Sow and 4 Shoats, t heavy three, Vorse Wagon, with a good Lime Bed, I two /terse Wcion, Winnowing ISHII, Putting Box, Nought', Double RLovel Plough, Cultivator, .Dbuble A 134 Single-trees, Hind and Front licars, with Collars, Bridles and Wagon Sad ii;‘, I Riding Sw ale and Riding Bridles, Halters and Chains, Cow Oitaina, Crow-barn, Digging Iron' , MaShovels, Mattock, Pick, Forks, [Likes, Axes, iraitt Qvadle, Mowing Scythe, wit) other le:swing itoplentents. Also, Bay by the ton, C,rn-tudder by the bundle. Flax tho bundle; aellq- ts.o." Utc,ben Furniture, such as BEDS 13EUSTEM:hii, Tabiee, Chairs, fso reams, 1 ten-plate Store and Ptpe ; also, Po tatoes by the bushel, Apple-butter by the crock, and a variety of other articles, too //Or [Herons to mention. Age-Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., on 'aid, day, when attendanc‘ ;will be givect nod terms made known by JOHN KtEpAuvg4.. REUBEN GOLDEN, Anclionent. Tan. 14, 1867. to ON THURSDAY, the 28th dit t y of FEBRU ARY inst., the subscribers, as Adminis trators of the estate of Joseph Fink, Sr., de ceased, will sell at Public Sale, at the late residence of said deceased, in Germany town. ship, Adams county, on the Baltimore and Gettysburg turnpike, near Littlestown. the following valuable personal property, viz t 1 GOOD FAMILY HORSE, four years old, 3 Ciics, 1 Rockaway Boggy and Harness, 1 one-horse Wagon and Gears, flay Ladders, Shovel Plough, 1 Corn Fork,, 1 Harrow, 1 Wheelbarrow, Crow Bar, Shosels, Hay and Dung Forks, bog Chain, Cow Chains, Halters and Chnins, Cross-cut Saw, Hand Saw, arid other articles ; also 4} acres of Grain in the Ground, with household and kitchen fur-al lure, viz : 3 BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING, 1 Trundle bed, 1 Cot, 1 Bureau, I"Cherri Table, 1 Sort, 1 Corner Cupboard, 6 Chairs,2 Tablas, 1 Safe, 2 Stands, 1 Desk and Lookig !Glass, a lot of Carpeting, Stair Carpet, Cook Stove and Fix tures, Parlor Stove and Pipe, Copper Kettle, Iron Kettles, Iron Pots, Dough; Tray, Churn, Tin-ware and Crockery-ware, 4 lot of Bags, 3 Lard Cans, a lot of Wrote, PCtatriee by the bushel, 2 Barrels of Vinegar, and a variety of other articles, too numerous to mentidn. Sale to commence at 10 &clock, A. tif , on said day, when attendance will be given and terms made known by PIUS P. ;PINK, JOSEPH FINK, Jr., ham; Kisco, Auctioneer. Adm'rs. Feb. 4, 1667. ts* ON THURSDAY, the 28th day of FEBRU ARY.next, the subscriber, intending to quit farming, will sell at Public Sale, at his !residence,r in Straban township, Adorns coun ty, half a mile southeast of Hann's Statiinn, Ithe following valuable Personal Property, viz: 3 head at HORSES, (one a mare with f0a1,.) 3 Milch Cows, (two of them fresh,) 4 head of Young Oettle, 3 Sheep, a good Two-horse Wa gon' end Bed, a good pair Of Hay Carriages, , Plough, Corn Fork, Double Shovel Plough, I Winnowing .Mill, Cutting Box, Land.ißoller, Hay Rake, Side Saddle, 2 pair of good Breech bands, Front Gears, Collate, Bridles, Check Lines, Butt Chains, Breast Chains, gaiter and flow Chains, Log Chain, Double at-cl single - trees, a lot of Bags, &c., with Household and i Kitchen Furniture, viz I Table, Ten-plate 'Stove, 1 Bed and Bedstead, Boxes, Barrels, and a variety of other articles, too numerous to mention. Sale to commence at 10 o'clbrk, A. M., on said d iy, when attendance will be given and terms made known by HENRY BUCHIR. Jan, 28, 1867.* John Stallamith, Ade*. S"" pou f 's ESTATH.--L Letters of Ad ministration pendente lite on the estate of Sarah Doll, late ottlie borough tif Be/wick, Ad sum county, deed., liming been granted to the undersigned, residing in Sacksin town ship, York county, he hereby gives notice to all persons indebte I to said estate to make immediate payment, nd those having claims against the tame to piesent them ptoperly authenticated for settlement. ANDREW SOUR R, 4drnir• pond. lit* .bnuary 28, 1887. et A FIRST-RATE SAW MILL AND SHIN GLE MILL, all in good condition, and plenty of work, with good Water Power—one mile from Herring's Mil), iu Franklin town ship, known as "Diehl's Mill." PossessiOn given April Ist, 1110. Jan. 28, 1867 Personal Property Public Sale. Public Sale; Ilroties, For Sale atestp. 4. M. HUNTga. -- 27.105 79 Loans from Bank k sundry persode, 6,160 00 Cash from W. A. Duncan, jury lees, 9G 32 " Jacob Bushey, coal, balance, 10 00 " Ba muel Lilly, " 20 00 " sundry persons for old lumber,3s 89 " John Fowler, fur costs, 24 00 Refunded recognisances, 59 00 Exonerated tax from sundry persons, 22 4o Additional tax for 1866, 174 08 Tie outstanding County Tax and Quit Rents appear to be in the hands of the followiug Collectors, to wit : Y'rs. Collectors. Bor's.&Twps. G. State tax due co. 1862. Rob't 11cClestf,t Illtreiltonban, $lO 80 • 1863. John Slentz, Gettysburg, 13 38 1864. John S!entz, Gettysburg, $63 10 62 92 Jacob Sourbeer, Berwick tp., 28 48 1865. R. Sherry, Cumberlat.d, 250 09 E.W. liarbaogh,* Ilamilt'bitn, 350 51 Henry Duttern4 Huntington, 410 66 Jos. Wickenham,f Menalien, 184 34 Henry Sl.tybaugh,* Butler, 112 14 F. Mclntire,* Liberty, 173 G 2 1666. H. D.Wattles.t Gettysburg, 189 69 Do. quit Rents, 75 04 Henry Brertm,"t Cumberland, 522 12 Henry 2hultz4 Huntington, 965 76 Francis Will, Franklin, 139 33 Michael Bender,f Menallen, 762 57 Fred'k Quiggle,j , Straban, 526 36 Robert Tatson, Hamiltonban, 417 71 A. F.ekenrode,t Mountpl'aant, 894 58, S. Eieholtz,f Reading, 193 49 John Klunk, Oxford. 916 37 Samuel OrnilorlT,f Hamilton, 338 80 Daniel A. sell, Union, 533 TS W. Brogitnier,t Conowngo, 62 0 6 Healy Sleybaugh,f3utler, 546 5 J. Brenamanj Latimore, 335 51 D. A. Cownover4 Mountiny, 304 01 H. Ehert,l- Tyrone, 370 tir Samuel Harner,t Germany, 266 64 Jacob Hull, Berwick tp., 141 1.8 John Nunnentaker,t Liberty, 278 01 I'. Blocher, Littleetown, 137 93 T. Ilieger,t Bet wick. bar., IEI 83 Outstanding County Bounty 1864. John Slentz, Gettysburg, $122 76 " J.teQb ,Sourbeer, Dgywick tp., 25 46 /Whose marked thus * have paid in full since settlement, anal &base zuurli.cil Shur f hex* paid in part. .. CR. fly_orders paid out, as follows, to Wit : • By auditing and settling public fleets, 448 00 2. C. Neely, Esq., appointed by Court to audit public offices, 25 00 Printing, blanks, &c., 852 87 Sheriff's bills of Court costs, 1,556 62 Clerk's pay, , 500 00 Abatement to Collectors of 5 per et,, 1,388 16 Fuz and wildcat scalps, 31"00 General Jury and Tip-staves' pay, 1,673 69 Assessor's pay s 567 40 Wood sod coal for public bOildings, 518 6t Repairs at 'public buildings, - 16156 Grand Jurys' pay, 5Ol 77 Rekister, Prothonotary. and Clerk of Session's' fees, 150 75 Tax refunded to sundry persons, 77 83 Certificates of Constables' .raturns, 98 46 Treasurer of Alms-house, 14,200 00 Counsel fees, 73 00 Postage and stationery, 54 81 Notes and interest paid Bank and enmity persons S. March, Es 9., persons, Abraham Bros, gi Samuel Wolf, u , District Attorney's fees, Justice and Constable fees fo mitting vagrants, seeping prisoners at Baste itentisry, Bedding and clothing for Jail, Material and work at Jail Cis FAhnestoCk Bros., goods, &c., Justices' fees for holding inqu DLL W. C. O'Neal, post alone amination of the body of J. Mon,. . 30 00 M. McKinney, election laws for 1966, 12 00 Orphan's Court, 48 25 J. A: Walter, county bounty due 1861, 50 00 John McGlaughlin, .. ' .. 50 00 Joe. Sullivan, ‘‘ is 50 t 0 D. Reesman, II , II 5 0 00 Railroad Company, l3 45 George Arnold, Esq , revenao stamps, 535 Israel Yount, warding Jury, , 28 00 George Wiant, assessment &Oki, 38 00 Expressage,2 55 , Adams County AgricUltural Society, 100 00 Gas Company, 11 00 Michael Rupp, Court-house Keeper, 36 011 W. F. Murphy k Son, docketi for public offices, Special Court, N. Weaver, returning stolen horse, (reward paid by county,) 41 20 00 N, Ostmark, 21 80 1. it. Fittenturf, in full on contract of Conowago bridge, 1,449 00 New wooden bridge WOMB hock creek at :Sensor's, 588 68 New bridge at Kohler's mill, 200 00 John Scott, Brig. inspectoroimount received out.of collo.) , funds, by act of Assembly, 1866, 446 00 Officers' pay et Serial; elections, 407 93 " " Fall elections, , 537 43 Repairs at bridges, 372 52 Road damages,_ 183 00 , Jacob Tressi. former Treasurer, Cr. ror in Collectors' accounts, Ja;ob Sbeg4e, .7reasurer, amount paid out of county funds" on State quota, Adam Itebert, gbertf, for summon- log juror; Direztors of the Poor pay, Collector's lees, Exongtrationa to Oollectors, Outstanding tax and quit rents in hands of Connectors, 10,491 68 Treasurer's salary, 692 CIF Balance in hangs of Treasurer, 1,099 68 _ - . from and itonplred with the origioats restain• , Jake Jared's 1 Great Illtettaeltaa ink in the hookiin this ()Tice, are titre Sere- 6 / 6 E MA I te pE, FABl,g,tf . , ri ?mad Or unto set our hands, aad &fazed the seal of said: "ma maw 11 "n 7.7 rtxmas, ofdee, iit.Gettosbeeg, the eighth day of .Jan-; Benuft/kr g/ fko-Skict. i Gice , ries, It•rglpir!, Iftventrerre, te, nary, one thousand eight hundred and silty- i TESTIMoNIALS ?B(N CREEBKATED LA- --AT .I.C. ZOik,h 4 SON'S, NEWI) XIFORO, r.t. m sea 1 J DIES. lre have just returned from the e'ty, *hare A. KRISII, S. WOLF, . X. WISKStAi, Commissioners of Adults, county Attest —J.M. WALTNR, Clerk. To the fletto:able the Jafiges of the Cciult of Common Pleaa of Adnets county. We, the undersigned, duly elected Auditors to nettle and adjust the Public Accounts of thiTreasarer and Commissioners of said coun ty, having been ewer* or Armed agreeably to law, do report the following to be a gene rid statement of said accounts, from the 50 day of January, L. D. 1866, to the etht day of January, A. D. 1867, both days inclusive : Jacob Sheads, Esq., Treasure', and Commis. sioners, in account with the county of Adams. sTo balance in hands of former Tea- rer at last settlement, $3,563 86 Outstanaing county tax and quit Dents in bends of Collectors, 12,445 84 Amount of county tax and qu it rents assessed for 1806, • 27,105 79 Loans from Rank .11 sundry persons, 6,160 00 Cash from W. A..Duneary Esq., jury fees, 96 32 " Jacob Bushey, Esq., for coal, balan:e, 1 -1" 00 a 'Samuel Lilly, Esq., " 10 00 " for old lumber, - 33 89 John Fowler, costs, Refunded recognizance, 58 00 Exo.irated tax from sundry perm:int, 22 46 Additional tax for 1866, 174 08 Byoufstandinglaxes 1'02.1864, $6l 10 II • 1865, , 1,490 76 14 1866, 8,938 83 for 1859, 90 Ok) $49,716 24 *I I, J 1866, T 51 Disbursements on county orders, 34,604 :8 Trensurer'S commiss,on, ' 692 98 Balance due county by Treasurer, 1,099 68 ,r 49,716 24 ..-----, ~......., - STATE TAXES DU% dOtra. DR. To amount of outstanding 21 mill State tax, $9ll 38 " i mill Statt tax, 76 46 " State tax assessed for 1866: 2,861 60 " :paid out of county funds on State quota, 276 12 3y outstanding 2/ mill State tax for 18tid, $ll5 58 Fees allowed Colleetors for 18€6 and previous years, 314 36 Exoneradons " II 145 78 Outstanding i mill State tax for 1662 and '63, t 48 12 , Fees allowed Collectors It 7 84 Exoneration. " if 47 Paid State Treasurer, as per receipt ` July 3, 1866, 3,137 72 Balance due ccunty by Treasurer, 455 91 To outstanding military fines.for 1885, $B3 52 relief " 1883, 135 70 Ealauce due Tre3surcr by county, 97 88 By oatstanding military for 18r8, $37 02 Fees allowed Collectors for said year, 8 10.492 69 'll5 58 Exonertuions Outstanding relief fund's fqr 15C6, 135 70 1.4 S 22 To outstanding countlbonntyfur - /BP, $1.194 14 By outstanding' county bounty for 1606 $l4B 23 Fees allowed Collectors 336 52 Exonerationi " it 35 GI Balitace duo county by*Treasurer, 673 79 We, the undersigned, Auditors of the coun ty of Adams, Pennsylvania, Cent ed and sworn in pursuance of law, do report, that we toot, slid audit, settle and adjust, according to law, the account of the Treasurer and Commis sioners of said county, • commending; on the fifth day of - January, A. D, 1866, tad ending on the eighth Jay of January, A. D. 1867, both days inclusive—that said account, as settled above and entered of record in Settle ment Book in Van Comnsissioners' office of Adatns county, is correct, and that we find balance due to the county of Adams by Jacob Sheads, Esq., 'Treasurer of said county, of one thousand and ninety-nine dollars and sixty-eicht cents, ($1,u99 680 also on State taxes due county, a balance due county by Treasurer of four hundred and fifty-five dol lars and ninety-one cents, (,$483 910 else on county bounty a balance due county by Treas. nest. of six - itundred'and seventy-three dollars and seventy-nine cents, ($673 79;) also on re. lief fund a lar-lance due Treasur .r by county of ninety-seven dollars and eighty-eight cents, ($67 88;) and in outstanding county taxes ten thousand four hundred and ninety-two dollars and eighty-eight cents, (110,492 88.) JOSEPH 131JEKEE, J. C. PITTENTURF, I. BREAM, Feb. 4, 1867. 4t Auditor'. 4;777 89 pAy, 30'2 50 . 4 302 so , g 301 50 _429 00 COM- EOM Pen- 137 15 ,ern. . 46 12 or .1411, 37 14 sitigns, 41 05 ez • asa• SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES are su perior to all others for FAMILY AND 31 AN OFACTURING PURPOSES. Coutain- all the latest improvements ; are , speedy ; noiseless; durable ; and easy to work. Illustrated Circulars tree. Agents wanted. Liberal discount allowed: No consignments made. Address EMPIRE S. 1L.C0., 616 Broadway, New York, [Sept. 11, 1866. ly Fall and Winter Goods. ASCUTT & SONS have just received an. other tine assortment of NEW GOODS, consisting, in part, of Cloths, Cassimeres, Omni nets, Kenturky Jiall3, and Tweeds, for Gen tlemen's wear. Also, a fine assortment-of— LADIES' DRESS GOODS. 47 00 432 18 .Our stock has been selected wall great care, sad we are prepared to sell as cheap as any other establishment in the country. We ask the public to give us a call and judge for themselves. Call and see us. No trouble to show Goods. A. SCOTT k SONS. ' Sept. 17, 1866. =ME A LARGE lot of Pine Shingles from $11.50, tat 14515 per 1000 ; for sale 0. the Lumber 4 C. 11. RUSIILER. Oct. 22, 180 e. G ET your PHOTOGRAPHS at TYSON'S T ABLE - trims of the Etvttle Field, singly, I I or in . sets, very low Also, STEREO bt;u PIG VIEWS of thu Bs t.le Field at the Excelsior Gallery. Dott't tail to se.. them. C. J. TYSON. THE rash Is for the Excelsior Gallery. All are waited upon in rotation and with dis patch. ' C. .1. TYSON. • TIRICES at the Excelsior ceenot be under 'rated while the quality and style of PlC cannut be surpassed. Call and es• amine. ' C. 3. TYSON. WE are always glad to see our frieudi at the ExiAlsior. It still stands is the aime old place, on York street, opposite the Bonk, Gettysburg, Pa. C. J. TYSON. 27u 33 116 12 07 20 60 00 2,259 45 560 16 40,718 .24 A UDI T.O RS' REPORT PR. MEI ts " 18G3, 63 44 is " 1864, 470 33 It s" DM, • 1,576 33 ss " 1866, 59 35 " Ezonerations for 5839, 100 00 II It 1803, /1 72 /I - il , 1864, 129 03 It II 1865, 319.90 RELIEF k MILITARY FUNDS DR. COUNTY BOUNTY. DE. E3I Empire Pine Shingles. This secret of beautifying the ekln being known only to Messrs. Jared k Rene, they honorably state that it differs from all other preparations. It gives to the most harsh and freckled skin heal . the texture and color of polished Ivory, removing all discoloration", whether apps firing as freckles, tan, rnorphow, moth of blaelo% orm "packs, and is especially successful in smoothing out the marks left by the smallpox. The agents of "L'Smail de Paris" most con fidently submit to the. public the earnest en dorsements of *such distinguished ladies as Signora RISTURI, FRIACIT 1 VESTYALI, Miss 11.4436111 MITCUELL, Mrs. D. P. 130WERS, Lueti,LE WESTERN, -Madame PONIST, Mrs-EMMA WALLER,- LUCY RUSHTON, NOME DE 3fARGUERIT.TES, Miss A. PERRY, and many others, whose high sanding in the profession gives the stamp of truthfulness to their intelligent and genuine approval. The beautiful Lucille Western says:. "I find that the 'Email' pioducea all the brilliancy of rouge and lily-white, with the great and peculiar advantage of total harm lessness. It really adds to the softness and beauty of the skin. The magnificent Vestvali says-. "I have suffered so much fruut the vations white lotions, dic., which my theatrical pro fession "obliges me to use, that I consider it a perfect benefaction to - find a preparation a hich gives the necessary whiteness to the skiri, and leaves the skin cool and smooth." Miss Maggie Mitchell says: 24 00 49 716 2 4 "itinve tried the skin beautifier, 'L'Email de Paris,' and found .that it instantly imparts a datum( broom and freshness to' the com plexion." "Jared's Email ,de Paris" is need as a deli cate beautifier of the akin for Theatre, Saloon or Bail goon), by the most refined and scru pulous ladies, producing all the beautilying effects of rouge and lily-white, without their vulgar glare or injury to the akin., Sold by all first-class Druggists,.Perfumers and Ladles' flair Dressers. L. !sateen, 822 Broadway ; Domes Barnes & Co., a:d F. C.Nells k Co., New York;, and Eugene Jonin, 11l South - Tenth street, and Johnston, Holoway k Cowden, Philadelphia, Agetlts. JARED 4 RENE, General Agents and Importers, Jan. 20, 1867. 6m New York. PREP:A.IIE FOR YOUR SPRING CROPS Baugh' 8 Raw Bone Phosphate, ft highly : popular and dependable Fertiliser, of twelve years' standing, and of which many thousand. tons are annually sold. Maryland Powder of Bone. Guaranteed free from adulteration and an alyzing 54 per cent. Phosphate of Lime, and over 34 per cent. Ammonia. Uniformly made and fine enough to drill. , 4,125 58 • Ground Plaster;.. A very superior artiole, manufactured at Red Beach Mills. • No. I Peruvian Guano, Or direct importation, which I will deliver from Government Agent's Warehouse. bar All of these articles wip be fareisised nt lowest rates. StdrLiberal discount to dealers. fittrSend for a circular. GNORGG DUGDALN, Nos. 97 and 105 - Smith's Wharf, I.3.turtmona, Me. *SR - Orders received by Slinuel Herbst, Gettysburg, Pa. (Jan. 28. 3m 4.123 69 TiHE BEST IN THE MARKET. THE VICTOR SORG° MILL. Ofer Five thousand of these Mills have been made and sold in the last three years. The best recommendations can be given. Also-COOK'S EVAPORATOR, for making Sugar and Molasses, said to be the best*i use. 317 10 144 00 CORN CR USHERS. Three different sizes for grinding Corn in the ear, ni shelled—or any other kind of grain. This is a machine that every farmer should have, as a bushel of ground feed is equal to a bushel and a half unwround. The high price of feed of all kinds makes an imperative de mand for some kind of machinery by which to .sari. It is a rapil grinder and durable. • 317 10 BELLS' FOB CITURCIIES, SCHOOLS, FARM HOUSES, FOUNDRIES, ka. .11Ade_of the beswteel composition. Church Bells insured fotgne year. WILLODOHBr s GUM SPRING DRILL, WITH CROWELL'S GUANO ATTACHMENT. Ibis is couaideted one of the beet Drills now in use. It will distribute any Lind of grain evenly, and sow from one bushel up to three to the acre, The Guano Attachment has given entire satisfaction wherever used. It is so constructed as not to clog :u sowing any kind of Phosghates or Rine Meal. Having sold a number of these machines last season, I can fully lemma:tend them to be what they ire represented. Persons wishing to buy should make application early as the supply is small and the demand great. 1,194 14 F. F. slum's CAST STEEL. PLOUGHS. First, It is the only Plough yet produced that wit invariably scour in any soil. Second, It is now an established fact that It will last from three to . sii times longer than any other steel plough in use. • Third, It draws lighter than any other Plough, cutting the same width and depth of furrow. The different parks of the Plough are cast in moulds, into the enact shape desired for the mould-boards, shares and land-sides, giving the parts most exposed to wear any desired thickness. The shares can be sharpened by any blacksmith. The steel is perfectly male able and works kindly. Edge tools have been made out of pieces of the plough by,,, black smiths all over-the country. ' For s.sle by W 1. WIBLE, Agent, : Aug. 27, 11308. Near Gettysburg, Pa. Sewing Mnehineg. Fr FIE GROVER'dr BAKER.—THE BEST IN 1.1:4:. These Machines have become so well known that little need be said by way of recommendation. They have taken the first 'premium at all the We—State Fairs, end are universally aeknowledged to be the BEST in use by all who have tried them. The "Grover Bakar Stitch" and the "Shuttle Stitch" are points that have been by no other Machine. They are the only rn 'chines that sow and embroider with p•rfection. These Machines are peculiarly adapted it' Family use. Th y are almost noiseless, sew directly from the spbol withoilt rewinding, and are simple in their construction. They are easy to manage, * a_ndean be worked by almost any child. Every family — should have one. They We labor, they save time, and they mom money, and do their work better than it cast be done by hand. Tte undersigned having been appointed Agent for the above Machines, has established an Agency in Fairfield, Adams county, where be will always have on hand a supply. Per sons wishing to buy will please call and exam• Inc for themselves. ifitirNeedles and Thread will also be sup plied. T. S. WITHEINJW, Agent, Fairfield, Adams county, Pa. Ang. 27, 180. Cf XCELSIOR is -our moVo ; to olease all our aim; and to render satisfaction, in every instance, our determination. C. J. TYSON Gettysburg, Pa. Cooking Steven 4t Tinware, AT REDUCED PRICES. Also, Bridge's Double Fire Chamber, Patent Fire-glace Stove, a new and superior invention. Call and see it at B. G. COOK'S. Jam 1867. fII . RAIN MID GROOBRIES.—TIni highest ki market prise paid for Grain cod ell kinds of Produce. Groceries, Fertilisers, lte. , coo stoutly on head for este at the Warehouse of Aug. la, 1886. GULP EARNSELAW.. IiArESLIWES DIM syrreas kr vale,st .01, Hones Drug and r MAI hue. Farmers, For Sale; we bought a very large snl well soleetk stick of all kinds of goods, suitable in our line, wader THE LATE DECLINE. Our stock 'consists In pert of PUNCH NERINOEK, COEWURGS, Dams*, Calieeed, Plaids, itteacheJ and Unbleached Muslitts; a large assortuverst et Marl, Drawn and Plaid allovool Double SHAWLS, Selma: ral Skirts, Hoop Skirts, Gloves, Ate. . MEN'S WEAR, consisting in part of Broad and Beaver Cloths, Black and Fancy OnSid.. meres, Cassinets, Plain And Fancy Flentals, Under-shirts and Drawers, BOOTS, SWAN HATS and CAPS, Driving and buckskin Gloves. A complete assortment of GROCEttISS, at low rates. HARDWARE, such as Tire Iron, Spring, Shear, Blister and Cast Steels, Horse Horse-shoe Bar, Nan E3‘lll, Hammered Iron, Nails, Spikes, Spore!. and Perks, Door Lucks, Pad Locks, Latches, Hinges arid finzaws. Paints, Otis, init , l9, Patty, .ka. CHINA AND vitIRENSWARR, by the est. Thankful for past p ktronage, wo tope .1* merit the sauna in the naive. J. C. ZOUCK & SON. New Orford, Dec. 10, l$6U. 3m Great Conoweigro .31111 s. 19. 0 00 tV IT ; I .EIVW ANTED. e nniletsigned, having remodeled and Inf. proved his Mills, near New Chester, Adatult county, (formerly called "Walnut Grove," but now "Gro it Conowago Mills,") is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line with urinsaat dispatch. Constautly on hand. for sale or exrhangs, - , the very beet eitalities of Super, Extra and Varna.) , pr.ouu, aloe Rye, Corr ant Buck wheat Flour, with every 'mire, et Chop ant offal of wheat. Having A SAW MILL attached, bale .pre pared to saw all kinks of lumber, at We short est notice. .A farmer in need of lumber and flour, can pat a log upon his wagon, throw a few bushels of wheat cm the t ip, hwe the wheat exchanged for flour and the log eWried," thus saving a double trip—aad all because of the new and yenfeict mach imerunew employed, in these mlitla. Having the beat of werkm•e, he will he able to please everybody. Thankful Jur past favors, he hopes for a cootinuance of the same. - • H. i. MYERS. New Chester, Jan. 14, 1867. 31a* Latest Fa%laions PEM AND J. W. BRADLEY'S CELEBRA. TED PkTENTDUPLEXELLIPrie(ua ÜBLE SPRING) SKIRT THE WOIDIIRPUL 'GRIM! LITT and great coca TORT and TLRAIIIIRIC to any lady WliArtng the Du. PLEX - ELLIPTIC SKIRT will be experienced partic ularly in all crowd: el Assetnblies,Operasstirria., gee, Railroad Cars, Church Pears, Ara Chairs, for Proenesade and louse Dress, as the Skirt can be lolled when id ase to occupy •Stnall , place as easily and - convenicutly as a Silk Or: Muslin Drees, an invaluableqsalityin not found in any Single Spring Skirt. ' A lady having enjoyed the nowise, cow roar, and great CONTIRISKOS of wearing. the Dun= KLLIPTIO STIRL SPRING SKIRT fur . single day, will never afterwards w Ilingly dia. •pense * with their use. For Children, Misses and Young Ladies limy are super:or to all others. They wilCaot ben/ or break like the Single Spring, bet will preserve their per Sect ant! graceful. ; shape when three•er "leer Orditiary; Skirts will base been thrown aside as useless. The Ihn.ps ure covered with double and twist ed aimed, nod the bottom rods are not only double spsiags, but twice (or double) covered, preventing them from wearing out when drag ging detVii steps, stairs, &e. The Duplex ,filliptic Is a great favorite with all ladies and is universally recommended by the Fashion Magazines its the STANDARD SKIRT OF THE FASHIONABLE WORLD. To enjoy the following inestimable advantiri gea in Crinoline, viz: superiai quality, petfeer manufacture, stylish shape, finish, ilezibillty,; durability, comfort and acoaciany, enquire for J. W. Bradley's * Duplez Elliptic, or -Loab l Spring Skirt, and be sure you get the gemala article. CAUTION.—To guard against IMPOSITION be particular to NOME the skirts offered as "DUPLEX" have, the red ink stamp, vie: "X. W. Drailley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs., - upou the waistband—none others are geoulue z. Also Notice that every Hoop' will admit a pi¢ being passed through the centre, thud revealj. inz the two (or double) springs braided toga& er therein, which is the secret efAheit 9asib4 i and strength, and a coMbinatiou ust to be fo . und in ney other skirt. - FOR SALE in all Store's where FIRST CLASS skirts are sold throughout the Uuß l i States and elsewhere. Manufactured by' the Sole Owners of t Patent, WESTS, BRADLEY R CAVIL', • 87 Chambers k 79 k 81 Beate Ste., N. Y. Jan. 21, 184. 3e, A Card. - Dr AVING di/posed of the Excelsior Oaf- Ll_ lery to 0, J. T_yson, I take this oppor tunity to thank those who, during my short residence in Gettysburg, have tapered 4. with their patronage .; and also to reeo ... mend Messrs. 1. G. and C. J. Tyson to t o g l , confidence of the pubic, as I have in all the r dealings with me found theta to be npri t and honorable men. 11. B. BUY D,l Dec. 24, 186(1. ' 3m ' i cONSTANTLr orx hand, an assoruaent FINE IRASIES, PHOTOGRAPH Acf B ,ES, Cards and Baskets foi grasses fro st the Battle Field. PROTOGRATHS of one Generals and other disting,uished individual!' at the Excelsior Gallery, C. J.TYStoll. 11.867...BiaCkWCU do CO. have now 1867—resdy their Revised Catalogue of IT 614- 1867—paperi for 1861, containinin all the 1867—principal Publications, for which Oily 1867—receive Subscriptions at tka Ileyalar Rain, 1867—and, on mar.y of them, oiler the advise 1867—rage of subscribing fer 3 months. Semi 1867—for a copy containing Lull details Of our 1867—admirable system of opentt'on. .We 1867—refer to the Publisher of this paper. BLACKWELL k CO., Office, 82 Cedar Street, Box 4,298 P. 0., New York. Dec. 91, IsB6. 3m Shoes, Gaiters, dim. JOHN M. RHILING, 131 OASLUILI Scale; west side, a few doors from the Public l'Squtwe Gettysburg, his laid in 50 exeelleut assort matt of Oboes, Gaiient, Ake., for 3110; WO3LI AND CIIILDRIIN, which he is offering at the very lowest prollte. Having bought for cash, Cl the latettk reduc. tion, he is prepared tootle, great kargetin.. Boot and Shoe manufacturng retries' OS 111 the Bathe plots*, and the bes t kind of work made. Jaii.N 3L May s' o r 14, 18G8. t( Philip Bedding, TITSTICE OF- TUB PEACE, will be 0 office, (at his residence j ). in Cumbe township, on Tuesday and Friday o week, to give kis attention to Justice' Iltdil. . [Dec. 3,'1860. Photograph Album.. THE largest, most beautiful and chest lot of Photelgrapb Albums ewer octs'i in Gettysburg. just received at the lr..L 4 ' . Slolt GALLRRY. Albums holding ritr" tures °al , ST 73, Our stock romp or" :30 different styli's, among which " eei"" breted everlasting Chain and.. e Hite*. These Albums we have boa grst and ens determined to sell lower then tb Rine quali ty can be bought for anywhere t this ege" t y or out of it. C J. TYSON. Jan. 28, 18137. . 'adagios PalltE StIINGLESst to that:wail for sale at JACOB ADS'S nerr !Am ber Yard, on the Rant , adjobtlag the Li*. Kilns. Gettysburg. Nov. za, 1868. tf . ' . A r cs -HORINERIORUG S?OlUt Tilt it" a l wa y s 60 ft cooli liallattineit lof it . figs, o$ B, PER3I7 04Yr SOAPS t= l , ids tron . OIN _ TW ___.- EL.#14,11. nor's Druag Store. , - - . .-1,4 . ' 4.114 sae bit.' 410
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